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Monster, Metall & Mutationen: wir reden über die besten Filmkreaturen der 80er. Angefangen bei ALIEN über DAS DING AUS DEM ALL bis hin zum PREDATOR oder AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. Ein Thema, das Etienne sehr am Herzen lag und dass er sich mal als Folge gewünscht hat. Ein Wunsch, der nicht nur bei Schröck offenen Türen eingerannt hat, sondern auch bei Sebastian von Filmstarts, der sich den beiden angeschlossen und ebenfalls eine Liste mit seinen 10 Lieblings-Creature Features der 80er Jahre mitgebracht hat. Und so blicken die Drei - mit einer dicken SPOILERWARNUNG versehen - zurück auf ein Jahrzehnt voller schleimiger, stacheliger, Schmerz suchender und manchmal auch metallischer Monster, zu denen zum Beispiel dann auch DIE FLIEGE, die CRITTERS, die LOST BOYS oder der allseits beliebte MARSHMALLOW MANN gehören. Dabei dürfen dann natürlich auch die GREMLINS ihr Unwesen treiben, während FREDDY KRUEGER sich durch Teenager schlitzt, HELLRAISER seinen PINHEAD von der Kette lässt, POLTERGEIST garantiert keinen Clown gefrühstückt hat und der BLOB so gut wie alles durch die rosa Brille sehen lässt. Daneben gibt es einen kleinen Diskussionsumweg über die Fraktion EISEN, da sich unter den Ausgewählten auch Namen wie ED209, der TERMINATOR und die rote Furie CHRISTINE befinden, bevor sich noch ein paar eher unbekanntere Titel oder Biester einschleichen, um nicht zu viele der üblichen Verdächtigen zu nennen. Deshalb ziehen wir mit HOWARD - THE DUCK noch einmal durchs LABYRINTH, damit DER DUNKLE KRISTALL zwischen die Kiemen von LEVIATHAN gerät und DER KLEINE MONSTERLADEN von den MONSTER BUSTERS nicht zur LEGENDE gemacht wird. In diesem Sinne wünschen wir Euch nun monströs viel Spaß mit diesem voraufgezeichneten Spezial, das hoffentlich ein vernünftiger wie Lust auf so einige Wiedersehen machender Ersatz für unsere Gamescom-Erholungszeit ist. Ab dem 5. September sind wir wieder zurück im mehr oder weniger regulären Geschäft. Bis dahin: gehabt Euch wohl, bleibt gesund und gut drauf und bis bald. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The biting satire still holds up! Luke & Corrye pick through Paul Verhoeven's message-laden dystopian action flim from 1987 - a film that comes up smelling like roses in terms of the casting, and its rogue's gallery of villains. The Chumps marvel at the special effects as well as the core memory scenes that are as devastating today as they were when the fellas first say this in the late 80s (that acid scene!). PLUS: Luke tickles Corrye with an OJ Simpson-inspired 5 Questions in light of the notorious Buffalo Bills legend's death. AND: major developments regarding upcoming films from Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, and Martin Scorcese. 

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It is the Prime Directive of The Last Row Podcast to break down one of the most “80s” action movies of all time, 1987's RoboCop. Drew and Badway discuss the unsafe work environment of OCP, the least exclusive executive bathroom of all time, robots pathetically falling downstairs, and RoboCop's sad Ford Taurus. --- Subscribe & Follow Us: Spotify Apple Podcasts YouTube Google Podcasts Twitter Facebook Instagram

Brothers Phil & Warren would buy that for a dollar after deep diving into the cyberpunk sci-fi action classic “RoboCop”. Topics include: origins (5:35), the stars of the picture (21:40), stats & accolades (28:35), best scenes & lines (34:50), Judge Bob's recasting court (55:10), and the film's legacy & lore (1:25:05), plus much more.

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We're back with the 4th chapter of our look back at ROBOCOP. In this episode, listen as Kevin and John discuss our first CDs, Boddickers fashion sense, ranking alpha moves, and the wisdom of videotaping your own confession. The episode covers 57:48 - 1:16:00; Boddicker takes out Morton, Robocop arrests Boddicker, Boddicker snitches on Dick Jones, and Robocop goes after Jones, who uses ED209 and the police against Robocop.

It's the future! There are future-cars and boardgames about nukes! An evil corporation has bought the police! This city needs a hero... It needs a RoboCop! Released July 17th in 1987, this classic sci-fi action satire is all about cleaning up the streets and taking down corruption. Join the Bad Porridge Club on Patreon for TWO bonus episodes each month! https://www.patreon.com/oldiebutagoodiepod Follow the show! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oldiebutagoodiepod/  Facebook: https://fb.me/oldiebutagoodiepod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjfdXHxK_rIUsOEoFSx-hGA  Podcast Platforms: https://linktr.ee/oldiebutagoodiepod  Got feedback? Send us an email at oldiebutagoodiepod@gmail.com Follow the hosts! Sandro Falce - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sandrofalce/ - Twitter: https://twitter.com/sandrofalce - Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/SandroFalce/ - Nerd-Out Podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerd-out-podcast  Zach Adams - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zach4dams/ Donations: https://paypal.me/oldiebutagoodiepod Please do not feel like you have to contribute anything but any donations are greatly appreciated! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse watch RoboCop, the 1987 science fiction action film directed by Paul Verhoeven and featuring Peter Weller as Alex Murphy/RoboCop, Nancy Allen as Anne Lewis, Ronny Cox as Dick Jones, and Kurtwood Smith as Clarence Boddicker! Find us here:Twitter:  @DrunkCinemaCast, @CharlesSkaggs, @udanax19 Facebook:  @DrunkCinema Email:  DrunkCinemaPodcast@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

In this Episode: Our Heroes have 20 seconds to comply with this week's movie Robocop. You gotta love the classics! Does this one hold up? Would you buy it for a dollar? Tune in to find out... Follow Us: Our Website Twitter Instagram Facebook Items discussed (links to more info): Note - if the below links don’t work in your podcast player please visit the show page at: https://ebd.fm/episodes/107 Luke warm Chris? Blade Runner Rocky 3 Justice League Robocop 2014 Dredd Blade Runner 2049 Starship Troopers Total Recall Redshirt Predator 2 Alex (Grandma's boy) Salacious Crumb Escape from NY MAC-10 Beastmaster Scope Mandalorian Rob Bottin (Thing) Thunderbird Taurus Tempo Chuck Taylor Lobster Man from Mars Reagan Geordi Laforge Strange Days Tom Sizemore 70's show (Red) Ledger's Joker Out for Donuts Bobby Lupo Richie Madano Ellis (Die Hard) Over the Top Maax (Beastmaster) Total Recall 2012 Naked Lunch Shakedown Sam Elliot Buckaroo Bonzai Screamers Admiral Pike Weller Star Trek Bill Paxton Innerspace Atlas (Boston Dynamics) 3P0 Joey Buttafuoco Grandma's Boy Laura Croft Lassard (Police Academy) Michael Winslow Tackleberry Yoo-Hoo Murtaugh (Lethal Weapon) Michael Caine BAFMAN HUNGRY!! Enhance Sunny D

Rob and Joseph talk Robocop, a favorite of ours here at YSGOAT. Set in 2043 Detroit, filmed in 1987 Dallas, this movie has it all: Robocops! Melting dudes! Regular cops! Dudes getting shot in the junk! Corrupt cops! Out of control privatization! Drugs! Dudes getting thrown through windows! ED209! Verhoeven! Cops in cars getting coffee! We'd buy that for a dollar! But, first, we discuss Morrissey, and you can probably guess where that one goes.    Get your YSGOAT tees, totes, mugs, and more in our store HERE. Check out Rob's Etsy shop to buy his prints, stickers, original artwork, and more HERE.   You can also get a wide variety of Rob Israel tees, totes, mugs, and more in his Teepublic store HERE.

Our wild ride through the prophecy laden science fiction of the 1980s continues, bringing us to the meanest possible streets of old Detroit. With it's avalanche of bravado, social commentary and wit, the undeniable classic Robocop is ripe for another installment, even today. But how does the 2014 remake stack up against the OG Robo, and what does it offer in the dialogue about corporate ethics, gentrification and policing, started by the Verhoven original? We get to all that via a dense talk about growing up with the '87 version, and by peeling back those many layers woven by Paul Verhoven, Ed Neumeier, Michael Miner, and company. "Go Robo!" Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod!

We’re back with the 4th chapter of our look back at ROBOCOP. In this episode, listen as Kevin and John discuss our first CDs, Boddickers fashion sense, ranking alpha moves, and the wisdom of videotaping your own confession. The episode covers 57:48 - 1:16:00; Boddicker takes out Morton, Robocop arrests Boddicker, Boddicker snitches on Dick Jones, and Robocop goes after Jones, who uses ED209 and the police against Robocop.

How do musicians deal with the fact that they are especially prone to getting tinnitus? Is there enough awareness on this? These are some of the questions addressed in this episode.  Tinnitus Talk spoke with CJ Wildheart, professional rock musician with tinnitus, and guitarist for The Wildhearts. He talks candidly about how live and loud playing for many years caused his tinnitus, how this has affected his musical career, and the care he now takes to protect his ears.  We were lucky to have Ed (known as Ed209 on the Tinnitus Talk support forum) arrange and conduct the interview with CJ. Ed is himself a professional music teacher, and in the second half of this episode, our podcast host Sean spoke with him about his personal experiences, musicians and tinnitus, and questions around noise protection.  Visit the official Tinnitus Talk Podcast at https://www.tinnitustalk.com/podcast

For this special Flixwatcher episode Cathy and Dave from the Cinemile host Kobi and Helen for Kobi’s film choice Robocop! Robocop (the original Paul Verhoeven cyberpunk action film version of course) was the favourite film of nine year-old Kobi, it’s the story of futuristic Detroit where crime is high and the solution is to implant a dead cop into a robot. It should be noted Robocop is not suitable for nine year-olds!! Being Verhoeven it is almost excessively violent, a rogue ED209 peppering an unfortunate employee, Murphy being shot to pieces and the toxic goop incident being particularly graphic and grisly. Surprisingly Robocop hasn’t aged too badly, the stop motion effects from Rob Bottin still look pretty convincing and the performance from Peter Weller adds genuine character and empathy to Robocop. The plot and dialogue maybe haven’t aged as well and forget about the actual science, but it could have been much worse. Scores [supsystic-tables id=105] No one loved revisiting Robocop more than Dave, not even nine year-old Kobi would have given such high scores! It’s no Back To The Future so a 4.5 from Kobi for recommendability, so much love from Dave (probably too much love) which brings Robocop an overall score of 3.87. “Excuse me, I have to go. Somewhere there is a crime happening." What do you guys think? Have you seen Robocop? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below! Episode #100.2 Crew Links Thanks to the Flixwatcher Podcast Bonus episode #100.2 crew Cathy Cullen (@cathycullen) and Dave Corkery (@thisiscorkery) of The Cinemile (@TheCinemile) and Shitegeist (@Shitegeistpod) Find their websites online at: http://www.shitegeistpod.com/  and  https://www.thecinemile.com/ Please make sure you give them some love Flixwatcher Spotify Playlist It has to be Putting on the Ritz, but there is no Gene Wilder version so we have added the Mel Torme Version! More about Robocop For more info on Robocop, you can visit the  Robocop IMDB page here or the Robocop Rotten Tomatoes page here. Final Plug! Subscribe, Share and Review us on iTunes If you enjoyed this episode of Flixwatcher Podcast you probably know other people who will like it too! Please share it with your friends and family, review us, and join us across ALL of the Social Media links below.

The future is here. And so is Rick Ingham from Mad Max Minute to talk about RoboCop.  As mentioned in the episode, check out this shot-for-shot remake of RoboCop - Our RoboCop Remake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyKPJbYTxno Join our Facebook group, The Reel Comic Heroes League of Citizens and let us know what you think of RoboCop.   Be sure to check out Rick's podcast: Mad Max Minute   We will return with the final chapter in the Christopher Reeve Superman franchise with Superman IV: The Quest for Peace.

Its cheesy. The action is over the top. The violence almost got thing an X rating, Red Foreman is the bad guy and the ED209 is complete garbage. Yep, this week we review that dystopian action classic, the film that says every corporation and big wig is more evil than you ever thought - Robocop! Sci-Fi Malady RSS

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On this episode of Why Press Play you must come quietly or there will be... trouble as we get on the bullet train to Detroit and heavily pad the street with our old pal Murphy, looking for crime in all the wrong places and revelling in the realistic special effects and bitingly witty dialog inthe company of filmmaker and raconteur Anthony Downes.OCP, a multi national conglomerate has created two new types of law enforcement to quell the rising tide of violent crime sweeping the city in order to make it pallatable for the development of a new futuristic city scape. ED209 an animalistic creation and Robocop a hybrid human brained robot police officer are the offerings.After being 'killed' in a gang attack officer Alex Murphy and his beauitful brain are adopted into this program and he becomes Robocop, only to shake his programming and go after the men who killed him in the first place! Its a whopper film that, believe it or not, some people havnt seen! I chat about its merits and give alternative choices for some of the more wooden performances with Antony who we talk about Memento with some months ago. A must watch for science fiction fans and you can have something to watch over Thanksgiving, or not, its your move... creep!Let us know what you think of the show by following Why Press play on social media:Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/whypressplayTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/whypressplayInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/whypressplayPinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/whypressplayReddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/whypressplayYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/whypressplayTwitch: http://www.twitch.tv/whypressplayVid.me: http://www.vid.me/whypressplayJoin us and other fans for chats on movies, games and TV show on our Discord server by clicking here and downloading the app: https://discord.gg/U2pHR5gAnd you can support the show by subscribing to our Patreon page where you will get loads of exclusive content and discounts on merchandise http://www.patreon.com/whypressplay

On this episode of Why Press Play you must come quietly or there will be... trouble as we get on the bullet train to Detroit and heavily pad the street with our old pal Murphy, looking for crime in all the wrong places and revelling in the realistic special effects and bitingly witty dialog inthe company of filmmaker and raconteur Anthony Downes.OCP, a multi national conglomerate has created two new types of law enforcement to quell the rising tide of violent crime sweeping the city in order to make it pallatable for the development of a new futuristic city scape. ED209 an animalistic creation and Robocop a hybrid human brained robot police officer are the offerings.After being 'killed' in a gang attack officer Alex Murphy and his beauitful brain are adopted into this program and he becomes Robocop, only to shake his programming and go after the men who killed him in the first place! Its a whopper film that, believe it or not, some people havnt seen! I chat about its merits and give alternative choices for some of the more wooden performances with Antony who we talk about Memento with some months ago. A must watch for science fiction fans and you can have something to watch over Thanksgiving, or not, its your move... creep!Let us know what you think of the show by following Why Press play on social media:Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/whypressplayTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/whypressplayInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/whypressplayPinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/whypressplayReddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/whypressplayYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/whypressplayTwitch: http://www.twitch.tv/whypressplayVid.me: http://www.vid.me/whypressplayJoin us and other fans for chats on movies, games and TV show on our Discord server by clicking here and downloading the app: https://discord.gg/U2pHR5gAnd you can support the show by subscribing to our Patreon page where you will get loads of exclusive content and discounts on merchandise http://www.patreon.com/whypressplay

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Colin's underwater robot volcano fortress has inexplicably failed to transform into the talking submarine that traditionally transports him to the surface for recording...but that won't stop the Smash Fiction crew from answering another of the most important questions: Which half-man, half-machine do-gooder police proxy is the best at stopping a fiendish robot-themed crime lord from carrying out his fiendish robot-themed plans? In this case, Dr. Wily is up to his wily tricks again, and Mega-Man is unavailable, so three other cybernetic heroes step forward. Will Cyborg's unbeatable combination of bullshit DC Comics technology allow him to boom tube and "Booyah!" his way to victory? Can RoboCop overcome his restrictive directives and take advantage of his lack of wireless ports? And does Inspector Gadget actually try to win on his own before giving up and throwing Penny at the problem? Thanks to Sam Ruiz for suggesting this match and throwing us into possibly our dirtiest fight yet, as well as the dirtiest (in another way, but totally unintentionally, maybe) Lighting Round since...well, since the last time Liz Logan was the judge, probably.

Davip (Ilgiz Shamsiev) is recognized as the most successful and productive breaks/drum & bass producers from the Former Soviet Union. At his 22, Davip has 14 vinyl releases on the best electronic music labels behind his back, as well as over 30 digital labels and CD compilations. 2010 was a real breakthrough year for Ilgiz, when his twelve inch, Ignition/Level Up came out on the cult Hardcore Beats UK label (with Ignition remix by a dubstep act Bare Noize on the filpside). The same year tracks called Vamonos/High Technology (featuring Encode) saw the light through the famous drum & bass imprint Breed 12 Inches (sublabel of Lifted Music). Both records took Beatport, Chemical Records, Juno and many other charts by storm. In 2011 Hardcore Beats released a new Davip masterpiece entitled Brick EP, which repeated the Ignition/Level Up success. A UK magazine Mixmag gave the release 5/5, making Brick the track of the month. In January 2012 two massive releases followed: a drum & bass one called Vertigo/Massacre on Mainframe Recordings and a breaks record Crash!/Sistema on Hardcore Beats UK. Besides producing breakbeat and drum & bass on his own, Davip is also a part of a French-Russian dubstep trio PLAYMA, which he co-created alongside Mars (from Kaliningrad, Russia) and Ben William (from France) in the Summer of 2011. The band is signed to Audioporn Records (UK) and gets prepared for an extensive live tour across Europe. Davip is a resident of the labels: Hardcore Beats, Wicky Lindows, Mainframe. In the past had released remixes and original tracks for Sub Slayers (UK), Rocstar (UK), Sony Music (UK), AYRA (Hu), XSSR (Ru), Subtribe (Ru), Cut & Run, Malpractice, IBWT (Ru), Recorta Y Pega (ES), Fall Out, Ammunition (USA), Dont Panic (UA), Big Riddim (USA), Downbeat (USA) and others. Support: Ollywood, The Crystal Method, Excision, Leeroy Thornill (x-The Prodigy), Downlink, Kanji Kinetik, Reid Speed, Bare Noize, Cut La Roc, Beatman & Ludmilla, Ctrl Z, Imetic (aka The Magnet Man), Far Too Loud, Hyper, Freq Nasty, Wawewhore, Specimen A, Afghan Headspin, VENT, Shut Up & Dance, Antiform, Pyramid, Jay Cunning, Lady Waks, Screwface, DJ Rasco, Ed209 , The Qemists, Black Sun Empire, Chase & Status, Dirtyphonics, Chris Renegade, Spor, Shimon, Audio, John B, Jade, Muffler, Camo & Krooked, Body & Soul, Crissy Criss, Blokhe4d, Bes, Inside Info, Aeph, Neonlight and many others.

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Robocop is back! After two theatrical sequels that quickly declined in quality, a syndicated TV series, and a series of TV movies, the cyborg cop is back in theaters with a totally new take on the tale of Alex Murphy. Gone is Verhoeven's ultra-violence and satrical take on 80's business, and instead Robocop is now a state of the art tactical killing machine, dressed in black. Does this new angle on the robot cop work, or should Murphy have stayed dead? Listen to Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart's review to find out!

Robocop is back! After two theatrical sequels that quickly declined in quality, a syndicated TV series, and a series of TV movies, the cyborg cop is back in theaters with a totally new take on the tale of Alex Murphy. Gone is Verhoeven's ultra-violence and satrical take on 80's business, and instead Robocop is now a state of the art tactical killing machine, dressed in black. Does this new angle on the robot cop work, or should Murphy have stayed dead? Listen to Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart's review to find out!

Robocop is back! After two theatrical sequels that quickly declined in quality, a syndicated TV series, and a series of TV movies, the cyborg cop is back in theaters with a totally new take on the tale of Alex Murphy. Gone is Verhoeven's ultra-violence and satrical take on 80's business, and instead Robocop is now a state of the art tactical killing machine, dressed in black. Does this new angle on the robot cop work, or should Murphy have stayed dead? Listen to Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart's review to find out!

 Dead Air: Episode 43 - RoboCop (2014) Welcome back to the Dead Air Horror & Genre Podcast; brought to you by GenreWatch,The Liberal Dead, and Doc Terror! This week on the show, Jeff (@Jeff_FOTD) and James (@DrJimmyTerror) get over their Robo-Phobia and tackle Director José Padilha's remake of RoboCop. First, the guys talk a bit about some of the other, more recent films that they've been watching, giving you mini-reviews of the following: Scream Factory's Witchboard Blu-ray/DVD Grand Piano Anchor Bay's Scorned Blu-ray Fields Of The Dead IFC Midnight's Dark Touch Anchor Bay's Sorority Party Massacre DVD HBO's True Detective Vinegar Syndrome's The Oral Generation DVD Next, it's on to the featured review of RoboCop... Why is the Internet up in arms about this particular remake? Do the guys think that you should give it a shot? Why is today's PG-13 the same as yesterday's R-rating?  All of these burning questions will be answered... Oh, and don't worry if you haven't watched it yet... There are no spoilers her., so you can listen without fear. If streaming isn't your thing, you may Download the MP3 Directly here or Subscribe Via iTunes. iTunes listeners: Please take a moment to lleave us a rating/review, and we will share it on an upcoming podcast! Looking to order RoboCop (or any other titles we discussed on this show)? Head on over to Amazon for the best prices and help support our show. And, as always, if you want to drop us a line to let us know what you think of RoboCop, or you just want to give us feedback on the podcast in general, please send an email to podcast (at) liberaldead (dot) com.

It's been a long road but we have reached the climax of the Robocop: Prime Directives series. Kaydick and Robocable have infiltrated OCP, planning to use their SAINT computer system to spread the human and machine killing Legion virus throughout Delta City. Only Robocop, his son James, and Kaydick's former lover Anne can stop him. After three cheaply made films, is there anything in this final movie to redeem the series, or does it Crash and Burn? Listen to find out!

It's been a long road but we have reached the climax of the Robocop: Prime Directives series. Kaydick and Robocable have infiltrated OCP, planning to use their SAINT computer system to spread the human and machine killing Legion virus throughout Delta City. Only Robocop, his son James, and Kaydick's former lover Anne can stop him. After three cheaply made films, is there anything in this final movie to redeem the series, or does it Crash and Burn? Listen to find out!

There is a new threat to Delta City, and his name is Kaydick. Having invented Legion, a virus that will destroy both technology and people, Kaydick is ready to annihilate all of humanity, and with RoboCable as his slave bodyguard it may just happen. Can Robocop avoid OCP's Systems Support team, and his own son, long enough to save the city? And can this film give Prime Directives a much-needed Resurrection? Listen to our review of the third Robocop: Prime Directives films to find out!

There is a new threat to Delta City, and his name is Kaydick. Having invented Legion, a virus that will destroy both technology and people, Kaydick is ready to annihilate all of humanity, and with RoboCable as his slave bodyguard it may just happen. Can Robocop avoid OCP's Systems Support team, and his own son, long enough to save the city? And can this film give Prime Directives a much-needed Resurrection? Listen to our review of the third Robocop: Prime Directives films to find out!

Robocop has been feeling obsolete after a decade of paroling Delta City, but he's not ready to be shut down yet! When he is framed for a series of destructive acts, actually done by his former police partner who has also been turned into a cyborg, Robocop must go on the run and hide from OCP and their lethal Systems Support Team. Does the addition of RoboCable double the pleasure of the second Robocop: Prime Directives films, or will the Now playing hosts have a Meltdown? Listen to find out!

Robocop has been feeling obsolete after a decade of paroling Delta City, but he's not ready to be shut down yet! When he is framed for a series of destructive acts, actually done by his former police partner who has also been turned into a cyborg, Robocop must go on the run and hide from OCP and their lethal Systems Support Team. Does the addition of RoboCable double the pleasure of the second Robocop: Prime Directives films, or will the Now playing hosts have a Meltdown? Listen to find out!

We kick off the RoboCop retrospective, and it's as good as it gets!

Robocop, the franchise, was considered obsolete, broken down, and forgotten in the early 21st century. So what better than to make four films in which Robocop, the character, is considered obsolete, broken down, and forgotten? Such is the premise of the Robocop - Prime Directives. Taking place 10 years after the death of Alex Murphy Robocop still patrols the streets of Delta City hunting the mass murderer Bone Machine. Does this R-rated made-for-TV movie bring back the sprit of the original Robocop? Listen to our review of the first Prime Directives film Dark Justice, to find out! Then join us this Friday for the next Prime Directives review, Meltdown!

Robocop, the franchise, was considered obsolete, broken down, and forgotten in the early 21st century. So what better than to make four films in which Robocop, the character, is considered obsolete, broken down, and forgotten? Such is the premise of the Robocop - Prime Directives. Taking place 10 years after the death of Alex Murphy Robocop still patrols the streets of Delta City hunting the mass murderer Bone Machine. Does this R-rated made-for-TV movie bring back the sprit of the original Robocop? Listen to our review of the first Prime Directives film Dark Justice, to find out! Then join us this Friday for the next Prime Directives review, Meltdown!

Clarence Boddicker couldn't kill Officer Alex Murphy--the policeman rose again as the unstoppable Robocop. But what Boddicker started director Fred Dekker finished with Robocop 3. With a new man in the robosuit, a robot ninja, and a jetpack, the third Robocop film was both a critical and box office failure that would end the original franchise, save for some television projects, and doom Murphy to 21 years of obsolescence. But can the film, written by comic cult icon Frank Miller, be as bad as its reputation? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!

Clarence Boddicker couldn't kill Officer Alex Murphy--the policeman rose again as the unstoppable Robocop. But what Boddicker started director Fred Dekker finished with Robocop 3. With a new man in the robosuit, a robot ninja, and a jetpack, the third Robocop film was both a critical and box office failure that would end the original franchise, save for some television projects, and doom Murphy to 21 years of obsolescence. But can the film, written by comic cult icon Frank Miller, be as bad as its reputation? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!

When Alex Murphy was killed in the line of duty OCP brought in their best scientists to rebuild him as the bigger, stronger Robocop. When Paul Verhoeven chose to make Total Recall instead of Robocop 2 Orion Pictures also turned to icons of the genre--the Irvin Kershner, director of The Empire Strikes Back, and Frank Miller, writer of the hit Batman comic The Dark Knight Returns. With these big names behind the camera, Peter Weller back in the Robosuit, and a much bigger budget, does Robocop 2 make the original obsolete? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob to find out!

When Alex Murphy was killed in the line of duty OCP brought in their best scientists to rebuild him as the bigger, stronger Robocop. When Paul Verhoeven chose to make Total Recall instead of Robocop 2 Orion Pictures also turned to icons of the genre--the Irvin Kershner, director of The Empire Strikes Back, and Frank Miller, writer of the hit Batman comic The Dark Knight Returns. With these big names behind the camera, Peter Weller back in the Robosuit, and a much bigger budget, does Robocop 2 make the original obsolete? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob to find out!

Robocop has been the star of numerous comic books, TV series, cartoons, video games, and more. His legacy is even worthy of a cinematic remake, hitting theaters in February, 2014. It's quite the achievement for a character that no director wanted to touch until Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven brought his ultra-violent, satirical aesthetic to the character. The film was originally given an X-rating for violence and decried for its gratuitous gore, but it was a box office success and became a cult hit. Now, in preparation for the new Robocop film, Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob look back at the original. Do the film's sci-fi elements and cynical view of corporate America hold up today? Listen to find out!

Robocop has been the star of numerous comic books, TV series, cartoons, video games, and more. His legacy is even worthy of a cinematic remake, hitting theaters in February, 2014. It's quite the achievement for a character that no director wanted to touch until Dutch filmmaker Paul Verhoeven brought his ultra-violent, satirical aesthetic to the character. The film was originally given an X-rating for violence and decried for its gratuitous gore, but it was a box office success and became a cult hit. Now, in preparation for the new Robocop film, Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob look back at the original. Do the film's sci-fi elements and cynical view of corporate America hold up today? Listen to find out!

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